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Fabienne JUMERE
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Your Gite in Vanzac en Charente Maritime

Ref. n° 17G93130

LA ROULOTTE DE CHEZ CELLOU Locality : Chez Cellou

Gite n° 17G93130

Classification : Being reclassification
Capacity : 4 persons
Mental disabilityVisual disabilityHearing disabilities
Pets allowed free of charge Pets allowed (free of charge)
Website : www.laroulottedechezcellou.com

Description

The Roulotte de Chez Cellou is a gypsy caravan in peaceful setting amidst the vineyards of Cognac country. 18 sq. m. of unusual but comfortable accommodation: dining area, kitchenette (fridge, hob, sink, kitchen utensils), alcove (double bed), 2 bench beds (80x190cm). Shower room/WC. Available to guests: toy/games chest for children, outbuilding with old bread oven.

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General

Capacity : 4 persons
Surface : 18 m²
Pets allowed free of charge Pets allowed (free of charge)

Interior equipments

Interior

  • Baby facilities
  • Internet access
  • Washing machine
  • Microwave

Comfort outside

Outside

  • Barbecue
  • Private ground
  • Garden
  • Parking
  • Table tennis
  • Garden furniture
  • Bicycles

Supplements & Services

Services
  • Sheets provided
  • No free cleaning
  • Towels provided
  • Ménage fin de séjour (forfait)
    (30.00 € for the stay)

Leisure

Activities
  • Shops : 7 km
  • Horse riding : 13 km
  • Train station : 13 km
  • Golf : 13 km
  • Swimming-pool : 3 km
  • Beach : 60 km
  • Swimming : 13 km
  • Fishing : 4 km
  • Medical services : 7 km
  • Thermal baths : 13 km
  • Tennis : 3 km
  • Thalasso : 13 km
  • Biking routes : 100 m

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  • Spa

    Gîtes de France accommodation within a radius of 10 km of a spa.

  • Toddlers

    Our baby-friendly selection makes it easier for young parents to find the ideal place for their holidays : over 250 accommodations are specially equipped for babies and toddlers. They offer all the necessary equipment for families with young children : baby cot, high chair, changing matress, baby bath and potty... No need to bring it all !

  • Wellness

    Need a relaxing break ? Choose among one of our Fitness and Relaxing Holiday suggestions. All these accommodations include at least one of these : sauna, spa, hamman, fitness room or massages.

  • Countryside

  • Mountain biking - cycling

Tourism description

  • COGNA

    The country of Cognac

    To come to Cognac is to discover the secrets of the most famous brandy in the world - through its Great Cognac Houses or museum (the Musée des Arts du Cognac). From ancient times to the early 20th century Cognac used its excellent location on the banks of the river Charente to export its produce throughout Europe: salt, wine, brandy. All of these good were loaded onto heavy "gabarres" (traditional, flat-bottomed boats), transported to the mouth of the river and transferred to ocean-going vessels for their onward journey to far-flung destinations. Today "gabarres" no longer transport goods but are used for passenger cruises.
  • SAINT

    Romanesque Saintonge -Saintes

    At the heart of Romanesque Saintonge, Saintes is a truly outstanding historic town on the peaceful banks of the Charente. Founded by the Romans, "Mediolanum Santonum" was capital of Aquitaine in the 1st century. Remains of its prosperous past include an arch (the Arc de Germanicus), an amphitheatre (the best preserved on the Atlantic coast), thermal baths and an aqueduct. Saintes is steeped in history with some very fine examples of Romanesque art: the Abbaye aux Dames and church of Saint Eutrope. A river cruise along the Charente is a lovely way to see this rich heritage and experience the relaxed rhythm of life in the capital of the Saintonge.
  • TALMO

    The estuary of the gironde and Talmont

    In the southern Charente Maritime, the Gironde estuary is reckoned to be the largest in Europe. It combines a unique eco-system - only continental river with wild sturgeon - with an extraordinary maritime and military heritage. Talmont-sur-Gironde is a walled medieval town, built on a peninsula, its Romanesque church standing majestically on a rocky headland. Stroll along its straight, right-angled streets as far as the Romanesque church of Saint Radegonde striking a pose above the billowing waters.V
  • VITRE
    On the banks of the largest and wildest estuary in Europe, Vitrezay Nature Centre is the perfect place for those who love nature and the great outdoors. This reclaimed site features a web of marshes around a vast man-made lake, with a nature trail for bird watching and fishing. The harbour is the departure point for a number of water-based activities. From May to October a ferryboat, "Le Saintongeais", leaves from Vitrezay Nature Centre. Go for a cruise along the Gironde and discover the beauties of the Médoc. Daily cruises with commentary by a guide.
  • PONS

    Pons and his Dungeon

    The medieval town of Pons, on its rocky spur, is dominated by a 12th century keep, all that remains of an imposing medieval castle. Pons was a stopping place on the Santiago de Compostella pilgrim way and is home to a 12th-13th century hospice, the only one of its kind in Europe and now a UNESCO World Heritage site. The peaceful river Seugne runs through the town and surrounded area, its cool green banks the perfect place for many a relaxing rural stroll. This river is also well-stocked with fish, to the joy of keen fishermen. Local gastronomy is renowned and includes many regional products.
  • JONZA

    Country of Jonzac

    Fiefdom of Upper Saintonge in the southern Charente Maritime, Jonzac is a lovely town, steeped in history and offering excellent facilities for tourists. The old Huguenot town was built around its imposing 11th century castle, extensively rebuilt in the 15th century. The old town centre, scene of an eventful past, is spread over the Mont Balaguier. Jonzac is home to the largest spa on France's southern Atlantic coast. The thermal baths enjoy an extraordinary setting, being the only modern spa in Europe to occupy cave-dwellings. Les Antilles de Jonzac is a water sports centre, open all year round, with tropical lagoon (swimming pool with waves, water chute, Jacuzzi, geysers, etc.), fitness and beauty centres.
  • MONTE

    Montendre and its surroundings

    A harmonious blend of pine forests (300 hectares) and hillside vineyards, enjoying the generous sunshine of the Haute Saintonge, on the borders of Aquitaine and the Poitou Charente. Baron Desqueyroux lake is a magnet for holiday-makers and day-trippers with its lovely setting and modern leisure amenities: swimming pool with recreational facilities, water sports centre, …Fishing is possible on the Etang de la Faïencerie and the Etang des Trois Moulins. Cultural activities include a tour of Château of Montendre (12th and 15th century), a two-level well, known as the Puits aux Chandelles, Bagatelle and Saint Pierre wash houses.
  • GENET

    Montguyon and La Genétouze

    The village of Montguyon boasts a number of listed historical buildings. The many lakes and rivers in its surrounding area ideal for fishing and swimming. A number of mills and wash houses are to be found beside the watercourses. The nearby Circuit de Haute Saintonge race track was designed, according to the principles of sustainable development, to ensure road safety and a range of mechanised leisure pursuits. Track days (Journées de roulage) enable people to drive their own vehicle, provided that they adhere to track regulations and to general rules relating to this type of day.
  • ARTR3

    Romanesque art

    Romanesque art, most prominent in religious architecture, began in the kingdom of France around the year 1000, at the end of the Carolingian era. Omni-present in the Charente Maritime, it then spread throughout Europe, picking up oriental and barbarian features on the way. Here are some of the gems of Romanesque art which everyone should try to see: church of Saint-Pierre-de-la-Tour (11th century), at Aulnay-de-Saintonge, UNESCO World Heritage site, as part of the Santiago de Compostella pilgrim way; the Royal Abbey of Saint-Jean-d'Angély and the Abbaye aux Dames in Saintes, also built in the 11th century; the Saint-Eutrope basilica, also in Saintes, and the Pilgrim Hospital in Pons, built in the 12th century.
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